Yale at Navy

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, October 19, 1942, page 12

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  YALE GLOOMY AS NEXT LOSS NEAR Dartmouth to Be Strong Choice After Eli Loss to Navy Yale University’s campus was a picture of sorrow and desolation to- day as the Eli football team, beaten twice in a row, began light training for the big game with a powerful Dartmouth eleven at New Haven Saturday. The Yale rooters slowly were fall- ing back into the gloom of past football seasons, when triumphs were few and far between. The new era under Coach Howie Odell ap- parently wasn’t to be the thing all had expected. After the pounding suffered from the Penn eleven, Yale’s eleven jour- nyed to Baltimore over the weekend and was outpointed by the Navy, 13 to 6. The Middies stood of a determined Eli passing threat in the final period to take the game. Meantime, Dartmouth was look ing good in beating Harvard, and hopes were not too high on the Eli campus about a successful venture d6dAA4oO I4AS 4AAO4dAAS 4LOLkA 34d1IONS1s First Loss A strong U. s. Coast Guard Acad- emy eleven, seeking its fourth straight victory, was overpowered by stronger Norwich University team at New London, 13 to 6. The Coast GuarderS meet Trinity at New London this weekend. Trinity scored it’s first victory ot the season Saturday, defeating Wor- cester Tech at Worcester, 27 to G However, the Coast Guard was fa- vored to win in this week-end’s game. The University of Connecticut eleven rebounded from its Wesleyan defeat by trimming Maine, 26 to at Storrs. The Connecticut team plays Springfield at tSorrs this weekend. Wesleyan won its second game oi the season by edging Swarthmore at Middletown, 19 to 12. Wesleyan meets Amherst at Middletown ir the first of the Little Three games this Saturday.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 19, 1942, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES The following are final scores of leading football games played last Saturday afternoon: University of Washington 35; Montana 0. Santa Clara T; Oregon State 0. UCLA 21; California 0. Idaho [; Stanford 54. Washington State 12; use 26. Tennessee o; Alabama 8. Wyoming IA; Denver IT. New Mexico O.; Colorado 12. Utah University 34; Utah State North Dakota University 19; South Dakota State 8. DePauw 19; University of Louis- vile 6. ea Milligan T; Centre 6. Maryland O.; VIII 29. Carnegie Tech 19; Grove City G. Army 34; Columbia G. Northwestern Is; Michigan 34. Drake 6; Iowa State 29. Iowa Naval 0; Notre Dame 28. Texas AT; Arkansas 6, Texas Christian T; A.6SM. 2. Mississippi State 33; Vanderbilt O. Minnesota l5; Nebraska 2. Oklahoma 25; Kansas 0. Georgia Tech 33; Davidson 0. Missouri 46; Kansas State 9. Greeley State 6; Colorado Mines T. Duke 34; Colgate o. Princeton 6; Pennsylvania 6, tie. Wooster 0; Case IS. Marquette 28; Michigan State 2. Indiana 19; Pitt ‘. Vermont 12; Union 26. North Carolina Preflight 6; Bos- ton College 2. Purdue T; Ohio State 26. West Virginia IA; Fordham 23. Bucknell T; Rutgers g. Yale 6; Navy 13. Penn State 0; Cornell 0, tie. Dartmouth IA; Harvard 2. Bates 12; Northeastern 0. Rochester O; Amherst 6. Trinity 27; Worcester Tech 6. Williams 19; Bowdoin 0. Middlebury 6; Colby 26 Syracuse 19; Holy Cross 0. Ohio Akron TT; Ohio Wesleyan 19. Washington and Jefferson 6: Nickinson A. Lafayette o; Brown T. Tulane 0; Georgia 40. Duquesne 6; North Carolina 13 Connecticut 26; Maine ‘. Wisconsin 13; Great Lakes 7. Illinois 12; Iowa 2. Empire Classiheds Payl

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Yale leads 5–⁠4–⁠1 in 10 meetings, counting the four since this game.